My first big game of the season, and it is mostly statistical.
I got blindsided yesterday by a shitload of runs, in a game I thought would be a low roller. Today, all signs point to big numbers again.
Rusch goes for Milwaukee, and has seen his starts go "over" all five starts at home this season. Lowe pitches for the Sox, and has a 7-0 "over" record on the road in his starts.
Since May 10th, Boston overs are 12-1 on the road, with a 5-8 record. (The one bad thing is that Boston tends to score less runs against the lefties.)
The Brewer 'over' is 8-1 over the last month at home, when the total is 8', 9, or 9'.
Couple this with the hit parade of yesterday, and this one has the markings of a nice over.
4 unit play: Bos/Mil over 9' -115
YTD:
18-16 +6.80
I got blindsided yesterday by a shitload of runs, in a game I thought would be a low roller. Today, all signs point to big numbers again.
Rusch goes for Milwaukee, and has seen his starts go "over" all five starts at home this season. Lowe pitches for the Sox, and has a 7-0 "over" record on the road in his starts.
Since May 10th, Boston overs are 12-1 on the road, with a 5-8 record. (The one bad thing is that Boston tends to score less runs against the lefties.)
The Brewer 'over' is 8-1 over the last month at home, when the total is 8', 9, or 9'.
Couple this with the hit parade of yesterday, and this one has the markings of a nice over.
4 unit play: Bos/Mil over 9' -115
YTD:
18-16 +6.80

